I know mad to think that was 20 years ago and before our European adventures.I feel old. 20 years ago? Jesus.
Thanks to this came the European adventures - some of the best days of my life.
Deserves acknowledgment. Everyone of a certain age must’ve thought it.Sergeant pepper taught the band to play
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My seat on the day ( I accidentally snapped it jumping up and down at the final whistle). The roof down made it quite a unique atmosphere. The second half seemed to last forever.
Yes where did they come from as there weren’t any in the city before kick off were there and we wandered all over Cardiff.I panicked when I found out how few trains were leaving Paddington in the morning. They told me that there would be a queuing system set up for fans who turned up early. Was there b***ks. Turned up at 5 am. Still managed to get on the first train, standing Cracking atmosphere in Cardiff. Don't think I saw a single Bolton fan.
Wetherspoons didn't have TVs then. Must have been somewhere else.queued overnight for 18 hours or so to get about 10m away from north stand ticket office for them to announce sold out. Had the right amount of stubs etc to. Hotel was already booked in Bristol so ended up watching the match in a Wetherspoons outside of the ground. Plenty of touts with tickets for Bolton end but not the Boro .
I had a season ticket so was fine but queued up for my old man who had been to all the earlier rounds. I sent my stubs to someone on this message board, can’t remember who.queued overnight for 18 hours or so to get about 10m away from north stand ticket office for them to announce sold out. Had the right amount of stubs etc to. Hotel was already booked in Bristol so ended up watching the match in a Wetherspoons outside of the ground. Plenty of touts with tickets for Bolton end but not the Boro .